WASHINGTON â The Bill from the âSchoolhouse Rock,â best known for singing âIâm Just a Billâ in the fifth episode of the third season, died from self-immolation on the steps of the Capitol Building to protest President Trumpâs so-called Big Beautiful Bill, horrified sources confirmed.
âI am more than just a bill, and when found up on Capitol Hill, know I could longer sit still, to witness this authoritative caper, and be told I am still a lowly scrap paper. I used to pray, that one eventful day, I would become a law, but the Big Beautiful Bill saw, a plague and a scourge, so now I chose myself to purge,â said The Bill in a lyrical suicide note that was left in his studio apartment with instructions that the message be accompanied by music in G Major, and left a postscripture addressed to his family. âMy dearest Debra and sons, when you find me in heaven, God himself will have made me a law. Thatâs all this old bill can ask for.â
Longtime friend and co-star in the âI’m Just a Billâ segment, John Sheldon, arrived at the Capitol steps moments before The Bill set themselves ablaze.
âIâve known that piece of paper for almost fifty years. I knew things were bad when I saw them arguing with Kevin Sorbo and Rob Schneider on X. He recently lost his job as a librarian and was spending hours making bloaty face J.D. Vance memes, but I didnât realize things were this bad,â said Sheldon from behind police tape. âHe texted me he was at the Capitol so I rushed over to check on him. He was just singing the phrase âIâm just a billâ and sobbing. He then screamed âSic Semper Tyrannisâ and lit a match. I tried to stop it, but his tiny paper body was so combustible.â
Kristina Michelin, a legislative crisis hotline operator, lamented the current climate for bills.
âThere are good bills and fine laws that canât make sense of any of this. The Dream Act is calling our service because of nightmares, the Affordable Care Act is in the throes of existential despair because it believes that nothing is affordable and care will soon be gone,â said Michelin. âGood thoughtful legislation is losing itself under the shadow of this omnibus turd.â
Unfortunately, this isnât the only recent âSchoolhouse Rockâ related news as an earlier article detailed the story of how the train from âConjunction Junctionâ volunteered to haul materials used to build Alligator Alcatraz.
